Professional Experience

As a freelance marketing consultant, I’m passionate about helping brands turn their ideas into reality with smart marketing strategies and engaging digital experiences. Right now, I’m collaborating with an exciting new beverage company to develop creative campaigns that help them stand out in a competitive market. I’m also teaming up with a fine art company to design thoughtful marketing strategies and build a website that truly reflects their artistry. These projects allow me to blend creativity with strategy, and I’m passionate about helping my clients make a lasting impact in their industries.

During my time as a Universal Worker at the Elms Assisted Living Facility, I had the unique opportunity to contribute to the well-being of residents in several ways. I worked in the kitchen to ensure resident satisfaction and also served as an activities director in the memory care unit. In this role, I planned a variety of activities that engaged both the minds and bodies of the residents. My background in cognitive psychology, combined with my published study on the progression of Dementia, helped me tailor these activities to be both beneficial and enjoyable for the residents.

During my senior year at Johnson & Wales University, I worked with a team of business students on a market research project for Johnson & Wales University’s Admissions department. We evaluated how their marketing strategies affected the incoming Class of 2028 and provided recommendations for improvement. Presenting our findings to both the admissions team and the College of Business Council, I gained valuable experience in research, strategic thinking, and data-driven decision-making.

As a barista at Small Point Café, I was responsible for a range of responsibilities that ensured the smooth operation of the coffee shop and the satisfaction of customers. Responsibilities included preparing and serving high-quality coffee and beverages, maintaining cleanliness and organization in the café, preparing food items, and managing the register.

During my time as a sales associate at Adore Boutique in Mystic, Connecticut, I was responsible for ensuring customer satisfaction and assisting with visual merchandising. I played an active role in creating displays that were both visually appealing and aligned with the store's aesthetic. I also created social media posts to promote sales and special promotions. The boutique, owned by Deborah Kollmeyer, offered merchandise from unique brands, each with its own interesting backstory. I took pride in learning about these brands so I could share their stories and connect with customers on a deeper level.